Put a dime with your target and it will all focus better.

 

I would, if I only had a dime. I never carry change in my pockets. One has keys and a knife, one has a Ruger LCP, one cargo has the cellphone. One has the wallet.
Next time, I’ll put a few coins in the range bag. Those targets were on the backstop, dime wouldn’t have had a way to stand up and be filmed👀

 

Great 50yd group

 

I agree with the dime on the target...gives something visually small, but with a known physical size for comparison (without all of the computer generated gobbledygook in the pic, which a lot of folks don't comprehend anyway)..and it's also something in your pocket that can be used for scope adjustments, if needed in a pinch

10@50yds of SK Std+...never actually measured these groups, so I can't tell you their actual size, but with the dime there you can get a pretty good idea

and you could also send that heavy Target barrel (if that's what you had) off to Randy@CPC for a rework...then you'd have a barrel that still fit the stocks barrel channel, was a bit lighter than the stock barrel, and looks cool too..

 

10@50yds of SK Std+...never actually measured these groups

I think the dime says enough

 

As a rough, ballpark measure, I believe if a dime will completely cover a 22 caliber group shot at 50 yards, it’s less than 1 MOA.

 

I got my American dime and my calipers out. If you subtract .225 to get a center to center measurement it will but a dime measures .7.

 

what scope is that your using ? - nice group

 

Gotta love it when a new barrel is a shooter. That one is worth one of the Kidd trigger options.

 

I agree about the Kidd, but I am spoiled by Timney and Jard in my CZs, so no surprise.
My bigger issue was figuring out how uncomfortable and difficult it was for me to get great hits with the short stock on the Ruger. It cries out for a fully adjustable chassis. I have an Oryx on one Cz457, that works fine but
i miss a folding stock. Anybody have good luck with anything else?
Another Cz457 has a PDC folding and adjustable chassis. I need to call Craig and ask if his chassis is made for the 10/22. If so, I feel another $850 flying out of my wallet😔

 

I don't own a 10/22, but have bought a number of GM barrels in both .22RF and even more centerfire cartridges. I've had nothing but great accuracy from them!
I'm currently on their backorder list waiting on a 27" GM full round 1.20" .22 barrel to fit to one of my old Marlin Ballard schuetzen rifles. Hopefully it wont be too long. They're usually pretty fast at filling orders that are out of stock.

 

Yes, center to center. A US dime is 0.705” in diameter. Roughly, 1 MOA at 50 yards is 0.500”. Add 0.224” for an extreme spread (outside edge of bullet holes) of 0.724”. So, if a dime will hide the entire group, it’s < 1MOA.

if a dime covers the group is actually sub MOA, not by much but it is still sub MOA and no problems with everything being in focus in the picture.

I agree with the dime on the target...gives something visually small, but with a known physical size for comparison (without all of the computer generated gobbledygook in the pic, which a lot of folks don't comprehend anyway)..and it's also something in your pocket that can be used for scope adjustments, if needed in a pinch

10@50yds of SK Std+...never actually measured these groups, so I can't tell you their actual size, but with the dime there you can get a pretty good idea

and you could also send that heavy Target barrel (if that's what you had) off to Randy@CPC for a rework...then you'd have a barrel that still fit the stocks barrel channel, was a bit lighter than the stock barrel, and looks cool too..

Great group sir and spectacular shooting.

As a rough, ballpark measure, I believe if a dime will completely cover a 22 caliber group shot at 50 yards, it’s less than 1 MOA.

You are correct, sir.!
where can I send your prise too? 😁😉 just Kidd ing.
you are astute and observant.

 

Just one word of warning about GM as a company. If you don’t buy the barrel from them even if the barrel was cut and finished by GM they will not stand behind their product. Only way you will get warranty relief is if you buy the barrel directly from them.

 

Glad this one isn’t a Kia, then…..

 

You just made my Redfield Olympics jealous. They don’t have any pockets for dimes🥴

 

Glad to hear that GM is still a viable barrel source for improving the accuracy of Ruger 10/22's. I've used their barrels in shootiing Black Powder Cartridge Silhouette years ago and they were excellent barrels back then.

 

For $240 delivered, the thought of needing a warranty isn’t something I worry about. I buy used target rifles on Gunbroker. My expectation is that I either get a good one, end up with just a parts donor, or get to play gunsmith while learning new skills.
If a barrel manufacturer guarantees a certain performance level for a custom Krieger barrel, then I might wish to know about his warranty.
i have yet to buy a Krieger barrel for less than $650. Of course, I haven’t needed warranty assistance, either🥳